Hybrid Technologies for Power Generation addresses the topics related to hybrid technologies by coupling conventional thermal engines with novel technologies, including fuel cells, batteries, thermal storage and electrolysis, and reporting on the most recent advances concerning transport and stationary applications. Potential operating schemes of hybrid power generation systems are covered, highlighting possible combinations of technology and guideline selection according to the energy demands of end-users. Going beyond state-of-the-art technological developments for processes, devices and systems, this book discusses the environmental impact and existing hurdles of moving from a single device to new approaches for efficient energy generation, transfer, conversion, high-density storage and consumption.
By describing the practical viability of novel devices coupled to conventional thermal devices, this book has a decisive impact in energy system research, supporting those in the energy research and engineering communities.
1. 9 Introduction on mobile hybrid systems: Motivations, environmental aspects, policies, and technical challenges - p. 251 2. 10 Automotive hybrid electric systems: Design, modeling, and energy management - p. 279 3. 11 Heavy-duty hybrid transportation systems: Design, modeling, and energy management - p. 313 4. 12 Heavy-duty hybrid transportation systems: Demonstration and case studies - p. 337 5. 13 Energy system management for aeronautic and aerospace applications: Demonstration and study cases - p. 373 6. 14 Modeling hybrid energy systems for marine applications: Hybrid electric ships - p. 419 7. 15 Hybrid system for powering unmanned aerial vehicles: Demonstration and study cases - p. 439 8. 16 Life cycle assessment of hybrid passenger electric vehicle - p. 475 9. Index - p. 497
Hybrid Technologies for Power Generation addresses the topics related to hybrid technologies by coupling conventional thermal engines with novel technologies, including fuel cells, batteries, thermal storage and electrolysis, and reporting on the most recent advances concerning transport and stationary applications. Potential operating schemes of hybrid power generation systems are covered, highlighting possible combinations of technology and guideline selection according to the energy demands of end-users. Going beyond state-of-the-art technological developments for processes, devices and systems, this book discusses the environmental impact and existing hurdles of moving from a single device to new approaches for efficient energy generation, transfer, conversion, high-density storage and consumption.
By describing the practical viability of novel devices coupled to conventional thermal devices, this book has a decisive impact in energy system research, supporting those in the energy research and engineering communities.
1. 9 Introduction on mobile hybrid systems: Motivations, environmental aspects, policies, and technical challenges - p. 251 2. 10 Automotive hybrid electric systems: Design, modeling, and energy management - p. 279 3. 11 Heavy-duty hybrid transportation systems: Design, modeling, and energy management - p. 313 4. 12 Heavy-duty hybrid transportation systems: Demonstration and case studies - p. 337 5. 13 Energy system management for aeronautic and aerospace applications: Demonstration and study cases - p. 373 6. 14 Modeling hybrid energy systems for marine applications: Hybrid electric ships - p. 419 7. 15 Hybrid system for powering unmanned aerial vehicles: Demonstration and study cases - p. 439 8. 16 Life cycle assessment of hybrid passenger electric vehicle - p. 475 9. Index - p. 497
